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* [[Drawing Module]]: Automating the 3D-to-2D process |
* [[Drawing Module]]: Automating the 3D-to-2D process |
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* [[Line drawing function]]: How to build a simple tool to draw lines |
* [[Line drawing function]]: How to build a simple tool to draw lines |
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* [[PySide]]: Introduction to PySide and using it in FreeCAD |
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* [[Dialog creation]]: How to construct dialogs with Qt designer, and use them in FreeCAD |
* [[Dialog creation]]: How to construct dialogs with Qt designer, and use them in FreeCAD |
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* [[Embedding FreeCAD]]: How to import FreeCAD as a python module in other applications |
* [[Embedding FreeCAD]]: How to import FreeCAD as a python module in other applications |
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* [[Code snippets]]: Pieces of code to serve as ingredients in your scripts |
* [[Code snippets]]: Pieces of code to serve as ingredients in your scripts |
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* [[Topological data scripting]]: Basic shape manipulation examples |
* [[Topological data scripting]]: Basic shape manipulation examples |
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* [[Python Development Environment]]: A simplistic Development Environment for Python within FreeCAD |
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Revision as of 08:59, 2 March 2015
- Scripted objects: How to make 100% python-scripted objects in FreeCAD
- Drawing Module: Automating the 3D-to-2D process
- Line drawing function: How to build a simple tool to draw lines
- PySide: Introduction to PySide and using it in FreeCAD
- Dialog creation: How to construct dialogs with Qt designer, and use them in FreeCAD
- Embedding FreeCAD: How to import FreeCAD as a python module in other applications
- Macros recipes: Examples of macro scripts
- Code snippets: Pieces of code to serve as ingredients in your scripts
- Topological data scripting: Basic shape manipulation examples
- Python Development Environment: A simplistic Development Environment for Python within FreeCAD